Capri Exclusive Homeware2000W 180 Degrees Multi Purpose Grill
R899
About
The Capri 180 Multi-Grill is perfect for making grilled sandwiches, burger patties, and even searing steak! The beauty of this product is in its 180-degree functionality - you can easily switch from sandwich press to open grill making it a convenient and adaptable option that you can utilize as you please. With its robust cooking surface, you can cook up a feast on just one surface where you would've used three to four pans otherwise. An easy to clean, non-stick surface makes all this convenience even more appealing!
Product Features
- Upper casing: The upper casing is made from brushed stainless steel
- Fat collection tray: The fat collection tray is designed to guide excess grease and oil off the grill which leads to reduced fat in meals
- Bakelite handles: These are heat resistant and stay cool allowing for easy opening and closing of the Capri Multi-grill without harming yourself
- 180 Degree functionality: This feature allows you to have an extended, large surface for cooking and grilling as it opens to a flat double griddle. When the Multi-griller griddles are closed, it becomes a sandwich press again
- Power and ready light indicator: The power and ready light indicator switches from red to green when the Capri Multi-grill is hot enough and ready to be used
- Adjustable temperature control: The adjustable temperature control switch makes it easy to control the heat
- Dimensions: 17cm (W) X 38cm (L) X 38cm (H)
- Warranty: 12-months
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